What means clear, easy to understand or able to think clearly?
Lucid
What means not known by most people or difficult to understand?
Obscure
What means very bad, poor, weak?
Pathetic
What means done with great energy, excitement of effort?
Intense
What means an act or appearance that looks real but is false?
Pretense
Very sad or lonely. Usually because someone left you or died.
Desolate
Done on purpose. Done slowly and carefully.
Deliberate
Very important. Very successful.
Prestigious
Very cruel or violent. Like an animal.
Savage
To confuse very much.
Bewildered
General, not specific.
Abstract
adhere to", follows.
Adhere
A decision where you have to make a hard decision.
Dilemma
Relating to ethics, involves questions about right and wrong,
"Ethical dilemma".
Ethical
To strengthen, to support, you use new supplies, people or action to reinforce.
Reinforce
Loyalty to a person, country or group.
Fealty
To speak in support for.
Advocate
A belief in what is right.
Principle
To allow something unpleasant to happen.
Tolerate
Said or done casually, insincere. Done with little thought, shows
little preparation.
Glib
Ashamed and extremely embarrassed.
Mortified
Feeling foolish
and embarrassed.
Humiliated
Feeling shame
and disgrace.
Ashamed
Being neither proud nor arrogant; respectful and modes.
Humbled
Feeling that something
is right and reasonable.
Justified
Thinking highly
of something you have or have done.
Proud
To be treated with
great respect.
Honored
To defend or
support a cause or a person.
Champion
To agree to something.
Consent
To allow or give permission.
Permit
To admit or accept something.
Acknowledge
To disagree
about something.
Dispute
To take an opposite
side, or take a stance against something.
Oppose
To argue
against, or claim an idea is wrong.
Contradict
The effort used to stop something.
Resistance
To make something greater or bigger.
Magnify
A part, on of the parts of something.
Component
To turn, the point which something turn around.
Pivot
To change the order, position, or time of something.
Rearrange
Closely connected or have a relationship.
Interrelated